Global Sand Crisis: Extraction Outpaces Replenishment
The UN warns sand is being extracted faster than it can be replenished, threatening ecosystems, livelihoods, and coastal defenses against climate change.
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Kevin Wekesa on Climate Injustices in Rugby
Kenya rugby sevens star Kevin Wekesa speaks out on climate injustices, urging global action as extreme weather impacts African athletes disproportionately.
Everglades Wildfire Rages Across Florida
A massive wildfire in Florida's Everglades has burned 11,000 acres, producing huge smoke plumes and reducing visibility, with no injuries reported yet.
Baby Sloth Named Atty After Attenborough in Scotland
A Linne’s two-toed sloth born at Edinburgh Zoo on May 11 is the first sloth birth in Scotland. Named Atty in honour of Sir David Attenborough.
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Asteroid That Killed Dinosaurs: Timeline of Destruction
Sixty-six million years ago, a 10km asteroid struck Earth, causing dinosaur extinction. This article details the catastrophic events: from impact to global winter.
Scotland's First Baby Sloth Named Atty for Attenborough
Scotland's first-ever baby sloth, born at Edinburgh Zoo, has been named Atty in honour of Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday.
Dry Spring Puts UK on Drought Alert: Affected Areas
An unusually dry spring has increased drought risk across the UK, especially in central and southern England, with low river flows and groundwater levels prompting farmer concerns.
King Charles' Car Sticker Reveals His True Feelings
A former royal butler reveals King Charles' Jaguar has a 'Save the Red Squirrel' sticker, and his Aston Martin runs on wine and cheese waste.
Grieving Mom Finds 3-Carat Diamond in Arkansas
A Pennsylvania mother grieving the loss of her son and father discovered a 3.09-carat white diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas, worth up to $30,000.
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South Florida Wildfires Scorch Thousands of Acres
Two wildfires in South Florida's Everglades have burned thousands of acres, with crews achieving 30% containment. No injuries or property damage reported.
Invasive Plant Threatens Colombia's Coastal Wetland
Hydrilla verticillata, an invasive Asian plant, is choking Colombia's Cienaga Grande de Santa Marta wetland, devastating fishing communities and threatening livelihoods.
India Hosts All 50 Hottest Cities in April Heatwave
On April 27, every one of the world's 50 hottest cities was in India, with average peak temps of 44.7C. Experts call it unprecedented and a public health emergency.
Solar Flare Causes Blackouts and Northern Lights Alerts
The Sun released an M5.8-class solar flare causing radio blackouts and a coronal mass ejection expected to trigger Northern Lights visible in the UK and US tonight.
Earth's Worst-Case Climate Scenario: 3.5°C by 2100
Scientists warn global temperatures could rise by 3.5°C by 2100 under a high-emissions scenario, leading to severe climate impacts and tipping points.
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Dinosaur Parenting Secrets in 80-Million-Year-Old Teeth
A study of Maiasaura fossil teeth reveals advanced parental care, with adults feeding young softer, high-protein foods for rapid growth, similar to modern birds.
Dry April Sparks Drought Fears for Southern England
One of the driest Aprils on record for central and southern England has left river levels low, raising drought fears. Rainfall was 23% below average, with some areas receiving less than 5%.
Brittany Seaweed Death: Family Wins Landmark Case
After a decade-long legal fight, a French family proved that toxic algae killed a jogger in Brittany, holding the state accountable for failing to curb nitrate pollution from farming.
No Mow May Revives Roadside Wildflowers in Liverpool
A survey of a Liverpool roadside verge after No Mow May reveals 21 plant species, including cuckoo flower and yarrow, boosting biodiversity despite some local opposition.
Australia Data Centres Go Green with Wind and Solar
Data centres in Australia are set to be powered by wind and solar energy, marking a significant shift towards renewable energy in the tech sector.
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Dinosaurs Fed Young Special Diet for Faster Growth
A new study of fossil teeth reveals that duck-billed dinosaurs fed their young a softer, nutritious diet, aiding rapid growth and suggesting advanced parental care.
Scientists Warn of Extreme Weather as El Niño Looms
Scientists warn 2026 could be hottest year on record due to El Niño and climate change, with unprecedented wildfires and extreme weather expected globally.
Ex-Pilots Urge Halt to Private Jets at Cannes Over Fuel Crisis
Former pilots and millionaires call for grounding private jets at Cannes Film Festival amid fuel shortages, citing 2 million litres of kerosene burned last year and urging stars to follow Pedro Pascal's economy flight example.
Godzilla El Niño Warning: Record Temperatures Expected
Scientists warn 'Godzilla' El Niño, potentially supercharged by Indian Ocean Dipole, could drive global temperatures to record highs, causing extreme weather worldwide.
Millions Told to Stay Indoors as Toxic Smog Hits US
Millions in Arizona, Texas, and California are urged to stay indoors as toxic smog blankets the region, with air quality alerts issued through Tuesday.
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Supermarket 'Natural' Labels Just Marketing, Study Finds
Researchers find that supermarket products labeled 'natural' or 'sustainable' often lack meaningful certification, serving mostly as marketing terms.
US-Mexico Heatwave; South Africa Floods
Heat advisories issued in California and Arizona as temperatures soar 10-15C above average. Meanwhile, South Africa faces deadly floods with over 300mm of rain expected.
Ailton Krenak: Indigenous Leader on Consumerism and Change
Ailton Krenak, first Indigenous Brazilian in the Academy of Letters, criticizes consumerism and urges humanity to tread lightly on Earth.
Pfas Levels in Seabird Eggs Drop After Regulations
Levels of toxic Pfas compounds in northern gannet eggs fell up to 74% over 55 years, showing regulations effectively reduce pollution and protect wildlife.
Low Snowpack in West Sparks Water Crisis Fears
Snowpack levels in the western United States have dropped to critical lows, raising alarms over water shortages, drought, and wildfire risks this summer.
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Mojave Max Emerges Record Late, Signaling Spring
Mojave Max, Nevada's tortoise weather prognosticator, emerged record late on May 10, marking winter's end. His delay due to weather fluctuations and sharing burrow with other tortoises.
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